Sir Lanis Shaldon is a Breton member of the Lion Guard in The Elder Scrolls Online. He is the commanding officer of the Lion Guard Redoubt outside Camlorn, Glenumbra.
Interactions[]
On to Glenumbra[]
After the actions made in the previous quest, Chief Tazgol has been convinced to join the Daggerfall Covenant. He ordered Captain Kaleen to sail to Daggerfall.
Mists of Corruption[]
Sir Lanis and the Knights of the Dragon are ready to march into Cath Bedraud to deal with Angof the Gravesinger, but the mist from Angof's vines creates a hazard they can't overcome.
The Labyrinth[]
The final battle against Angof begins. The Vestige must get inside and navigate the labyrinth of catacombs to find a safe place for Gabrielle and the soldiers to teleport into.
Angof the Gravesinger[]
Darien discovered that we need three shard-keys to open the three looks that protect Angof's inner sanctum.
Dialogue[]
"The proud city of Daggerfall greets you. Can I help you with something?"
- I bring a petition. Chief Tazgol wishes to join the Daggerfall Covenant. "The Seamount Warchief? Impressive. I don't know what you did to convince him, friend, but you have my gratitude. Well done! I will take this petition to High King Emeric immediately. Enjoy your stay in Daggerfall.
"The great King Casimir sent us to stop Angof. With the combined might of the Dragons, the Lion Guard, and you, Angof will surely fall."
- I'll help in any way I can. "Well said! But we can't just rush after the villain. First off, Angof's toxic mist protects the approach to Cath Bedraud. It rises from his vines and sickens anyone who breathes it in. The wizard Benele believes you might be immune to its effects."
- I have this talisman, but I don't know if it will protect me. "We have to chance it. We don't have any other options. A squad of Dragons succumbed to the mist before they could retreat. Then that idiot Darien led a few Camlorn soldiers on an ill-conceived rescue mission and they were overcome as well."
- If the mist doesn't incapacitate me, I'll save the soldiers. "I hope the soldiers still live. That mist is deadly. And that fool from Camlorn—what was he thinking? He charged right into the mist after them."
- Where should I look for your soldiers? "They couldn't have gotten too far into the graveyard. The poison mist acts fast. Hopefully, they stayed together. Once you get them out of there, we can plan our attack against Angof."
- You mentioned troops from Camlorn? "With the city liberated from Faolchu, some of the Camlorn Guard came up this way looking for a fight. A noble named Darien was acting as their leader. He seemed very angry with Angof—something about werewolves."
- Why is Giblets here? "Arkay blind me if I know. When the King mentioned your name, the dog perked up and stuck with us all the way from Daggerfall. Looks like he's happy to see you."
- You mentioned troops from Camlorn? "With the city liberated from Faolchu, some of the Camlorn Guard came up this way looking for a fight. A noble named Darien was acting as their leader. He seemed very angry with Angof—something about werewolves."
- Where should I look for your soldiers? "They couldn't have gotten too far into the graveyard. The poison mist acts fast. Hopefully, they stayed together. Once you get them out of there, we can plan our attack against Angof."
- If the mist doesn't incapacitate me, I'll save the soldiers. "I hope the soldiers still live. That mist is deadly. And that fool from Camlorn—what was he thinking? He charged right into the mist after them."
- I have this talisman, but I don't know if it will protect me. "We have to chance it. We don't have any other options. A squad of Dragons succumbed to the mist before they could retreat. Then that idiot Darien led a few Camlorn soldiers on an ill-conceived rescue mission and they were overcome as well."
"Wizard Benele said you'd gotten inside and were hunting Angof. We wanted to help, but I hope we haven't done more harm than good."
- What happened down here? "We met Wizard Benele outside. She said you'd use a binding stone to call us. Then suddenly we were down here, in the dark and surrounded by a horde of undead. The rest of the contingent must be somewhere nearby."
- More knights? Where? "My best guess? Deeper inside the catacombs. If you find any knights, send them this way. I'll hold the passage with this overconfident fool and his crazy friend. When they aren't flirting, they both fight like a whole platoon of Orcs."
"The king will be grateful for what we've done here. Some of Angof's minions are still running loose, but it's nothing we can't handle. Maybe things will finally return to normal now."
- What about the vines throughout Glenumbra? "Without Angof's magic, hopefully the vines will wither and die. If not, I'm sure the Mages Guild can conjure up a spell to clear them away. I'm not too concerned about them."
- But something is worrying you. "Yes, but I can't put my finger on it. We've heard rumblings that things up north aren't looking any better. Not necessarily vines and such, but there are whispers of other things out there that we need to be concerned about."
- What exactly have you heard? "I hear there's trouble in Koeglin Village. Something bad is happening up there. But don't worry about that right now. We just saved the people of Glenumbra. We should be celebrating! Now where did I put it?"
- Where did you put what? "The King set aside this armor for the champion who defeated Angof. It was a treasure of Daggerfall. And now it belongs to you. It's your reward for all you've done for this land and its people. May luck follow you wherever you go."
- What exactly have you heard? "I hear there's trouble in Koeglin Village. Something bad is happening up there. But don't worry about that right now. We just saved the people of Glenumbra. We should be celebrating! Now where did I put it?"
- But something is worrying you. "Yes, but I can't put my finger on it. We've heard rumblings that things up north aren't looking any better. Not necessarily vines and such, but there are whispers of other things out there that we need to be concerned about."